Burns Home Run Wallops Red Sox
Philadelphia and Boston met as Vean Gregg hurled a strong game, leading the Athletics to a 3 to 0 win over the Red Sox. Harry Hooper starred for Boston with a three-hit day, but Philadelphia capitalized on late-inning miscues to pull away. Burns delivered the decisive homer in the eighth inning, capping the rally that sealed the victory.
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Boston
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Smith of the Red Sox Called to the Colors Draft Notice
Smith of the Red Sox substitute outfielder Aprilus Smith recently bought from Montreal has been called in the draft. He left tonight for his home in Plino and will don the Maele Lang uniform without delay. The message urges patriotism and bond purchases at the peace conference.
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Cambridge Cannot Hit But Can Win
Cambridge Latin pulled out of its game with Boston Latin yesterday afternoon at Russell Vield Cambridge, a winner in the last of the ninth, scoring their fifth and winning unearned run of the contest. Besides the loss of the game, Boston Latin’s catcher Jim Kennedy shattered the ring finger of his right hand during the third inning.
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Russell Vield
Cambridge
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Jim Kennedy
Cambridge Latin Triumph Over Boston Latin in Windy Tilt
Rob Wiley pitched well for Boston Latin but a third inning collapse due to Kennedy’s uncommunicated injury and a sequence of wild pitches passes and hits let Cambridge Latin pull ahead. OConnor labored on the mound for Cambridge Latin, fanning key batters in a heady effort as Cambridge Latin finished 84 to 80 in a high wind game.
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Dawson of Princeton to Coach Columbia Varsity Teams
Fred T. Dawson of Princeton, class of '10, has been named Columbia University's coach for the varsity football, baseball, and basketball squads, beginning duties next fall. He captained Princeton's varsity baseball team in 1910 and played three years each in baseball and football. We have a right to be proud of our fighting men, and a duty to support them with Liberty bonds.
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Unclear sports card with scattered scores and teams
Fragmented entry lists games and places including New Orleans S Atlanta, Little Rock and Nashville with run totals, plus Mobile and Chattanooga, ending with Memphis J. Details are partial and uneven across teams and scores.
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Yankees Squeeze In In First Home Game
New York opened the American league season with a 5 to 4 victory over Washington. The Yankees had 14 hits off Ayres as Washington threatened late. Love relieved Russell in the ninth to save the win. Brigadier General William A. Mann tossed the first ball. Bonds worth hame bonds purchases noted. multiple players cited with runs and errors in a tense season opener.
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Joning
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Apres Soobes
Will Piteli Ayres
Winnlig Ile Her Russelleosingg Pofeues Astin
Atlantic port news reports cargo and ship incidents
Fresh groundfish prices at the pier set Haddock at 4 to 6-12 cents per pound and large cod at 4 to 6-6 cents. Vessels arrived include Elinor S and Natalie with cusk and other fish, while the steamer Minneapolis from Norfolk to Boston limped in after a collision off New Jersey leaving its smokestack damaged and crew afloat. A Dutch cotton shipment of 12,000 bales arrived from Wilmington, North Carolina, the largest in some time. The Landsman.
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Tigers Beat Indians In Detroit Open 6–2
Detroit opens the American League season with a 6 to 2 win over Cleveland. Bugby sparked a clave of hits as Detroit capitalized on Cleveland errors and late wild pitching by Erickson. Cobb had two hits in his first appearance, and the Tigers turned four double plays to steady the win.
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Britt Tendler Bout Weighs In On Knockout Punch Claim
In a bout discussion fans debate whether a jaw crack or a solar plexus punch felled Britt Tendler. A reader asks where to learn to swim affordably and whether Tendler had prior knockouts before the Tendler match.
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Britt
Peodler
Tufts Baseball Opens Season with 8-Run Lead Over Boston University
Tufts College beat Boston University 2 to 1 at Tufts Oval in the first game of the season. A cold gale affected play as Tufts built an eight-run cushion by the second inning and relaxed late.
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Tufts
Medford High Defeats Rockland On Fulton Street Ground
Medford High won its fourth straight game by defeating Rockland High on the Fulton Street grounds in Medford. Coach Mansfield used three pitchers Connors pitched five innings while Prest and Bluine each worked two innings. Medford scored four runs in the first inning highlighted by two singles a double and a home run by John Prior the catcher.
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Bluine
John Prior
St Marks Defeats Noble and Greenough 4 to 1
St Marks beat Noble and Greenough 4 to 1 in a loose league game at Soutitboro. Sagendorff and Is luerce granted the only hits for the visitors while St Marks pitchers Sagendorff and Is luerce provided solid defense and offense.
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Powder Point defeats Plymouth High 6 to 0
Powder Point defeated Plymouth High today 6 to 0 in a league game reported from Pisbury. Plymouth failed to score as Powder Point controlled the match with strong defense and accurate plays throughout the contest.
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English High Falls to Milton Academy in Lopsided Duel
Milton Academy routed English High with a dominant performance as the Milton squad led by key scorers posted a decisive victory. The English High offense struggled to convert while Milton built a steady lead through the game and closed out with strong teamwork.
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Expect Close Ring Battle Takes Center Stage at Nightcard
A 12 round feature at the Commercial Arena pits Pete Hartley of New York against Leo Flynn's Durable Dane and Young Blades of Woonsocket R I. The pair drew in ten hot rounds at the Arena last week and both seek victory. Also on the card Henri Le Rouf meets Young Gibbs in the 12 round semi final and Gibbs debuts in New Bedford. Other bouts include Young Bushier vs Jack Mansfield and Bunch O Neil vs Young Cheney in eight rounders.
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New York
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Rhode Island
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Revere
Selling races for 2 year old trotters
Worcester April 24 4 Directtors of the Bay State Short Ship Circuit voted to stage a circuit wide set of late closing selling races for two year old trotters valued at 800 dollars The races will follow new selling rules of the association and are said to be the first trotting circuit to propose selling races for colts The move aims to promote colt breeding for possible cavalry use New England lags and a bond slogan closes the piece.
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Bay State Short Ship Circuit
Wrestle for Liberty Bonds at Grand Opera House
Pinky Gardner debates liberty bond pride as he faces John Kilonis tonight at the Grand Opera House in a bout linked to the new bond issue. Four Liberty bonds are part of the purse as both wrestlers chase the coveted papers, the first real bonds awarded this time. The prelim features Franny McCarthy versus Spider Woods, the Navy grapplers based at Commonwealth Pier.
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Grand Opera House
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